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The Nixon Case. —The following account, from a participant, of a recent case in Dakota, that has been extensively reported through the secular press, will be read with interest.

The Expression Of Opinion —critical, as well as commendatory —of friends is invited, on the new departures made in the present and the February number of the Journal in point of "make up" and general arrangement, as well as on positions taken on points of general interest to the cause of Science. Such communications should be addressed Editor Christian Science Journal, Boston.

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The Church of Christ (Scientist), of New York City, was organized in the fall of 1887. Services were held nearly every Sunday until late in the spring of 1888.

ANNUAL MEETING. The Christian Scientist Association of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College held its annual meeting for the first time in their new quarters, the Christian Science Reading Room, Jan.

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Hereafter no students can be admitted to Massachusetts Metaphysical College Normal Class who have not passed through the Primary Class.

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